stoicism

• Nom désignant une doctrine philosophique ou une attitude caractérisée par l'endurance de la douleur ou des difficultés sans montrer d'émotions ni se plaindre, impliquant souvent l'indifférence au plaisir ou à la souffrance.

A noun referring to a philosophical system or attitude characterized by endurance of pain or hardship without the display of feelings and without complaint, often implying an indifference to pleasure or pain.

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1. Endurance without complaintC1formal

   The ability to endure hardship, pain, or discomfort without showing emotion or complaining.

   Stoïcisme (endurance sans plainte)

   • She faced the loss of her job with remarkable stoicism.
   • His stoicism during the long illness impressed everyone.
   • The soldier's stoicism in battle was legendary.

   Synonymesenduranceforbearancefortitudeimpassivitypatienceperseverancephlegmresignationtolerance

   Antonymesgripinglamentationquerulousness

2. Philosophical schoolC1formal

   An ancient Greek and Roman philosophy that emphasizes virtue, self-control, and acceptance of fate.

   Stoïcisme (école philosophique)

   • Stoicism teaches that we should focus only on what we can control.
   • The writings of Marcus Aurelius are central to Stoicism.
   • Many modern self-help books draw on principles of Stoicism.